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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

Dens Sterling. who was lOlseo up 81 the
Jail for safe keeping she being insane. vss
dsys ago. fesisrlsv two of bsr brothers
were in town searching for bef They
stated that she ois8ppe1r.8 on Ihurscsv
ard has not been seen or beard al since.
She il Bolleno girl - Fosf- ~ age ard
was formerly IN the employ Of family on
IAiayetts-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13
BOMBS FOUND IN MINNEAPOLIS
of the Isa4i Gas Pipe Pattern Folks
auch Excited Up There

MISSskFoLIs. NoY. IA dy ydsmite bomb
was picked up by = nigbtwaschmsn en-
Fourth u. a. 5ss ,his moralng. II was OF
gas pipe. over = foot long. Al one end was
fuse which had evidently been lighted.
the bomb WAS sent 20 Dir. Dodge. pro-
lessor Of chemistry. who refused 10 anely 1s
II without official authority II Was then
given ia charge Of the police, who viii as
certain its nature by al attempt 10 explode
H. The hnd occasioned much excitement
on the streets
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13
Before buying Closss viSsi
Nug1rs


A vsrv pissssaf progressive psdfo Marty
vas gwen ~ Mrs. B. Hsnion. ~ south
Division-st last evening ~ = nuTnbef ~
her frisnds Miss AIMS Dunn sof NJ.
Kohl we're the ~inners o. the fret ~ 1ef.
A humorous denfist made rnucb smrse.
fneuf fgr the guests. vitb number 81 hls
funniest Iotss
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13
An inoideaf.

CBocAeo. Nov. i2.-hn incident occurred
this morn.nz which shows the temper Of
the lawab.jing people of the city. Spies
was memter OF the Aurora tn rn Nerein.
Some OF the so,islisiic members OF the or
ganizaiion placed the American hsg at half
mas; on the Aurora Turn hall. IL hsd not
been there long before the owner OF the
building ordered the flag taken down and it
n dana
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

SAuLT STE. MAEIE, Mich. Nov. I2--The
loss OF the missing schooner Bessie Bar
wick, Of Hamilton. ont. !. confirmed. Her
crew arrived here on the tug Peter Coates
today. The Bsrsick fOundered Of Pilot
Harbor near Nichipicoteu island, on oct
% All on board were saved
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13
Thn sa,enfh r.ilnrn lad sarnn.c

sARAsAc. Noy. l2-rhe drug store OF
Emory A. Richards ore OF the leaders Of
the Prohibition party OF this place. did not
open al the usual hour tnis morning. and
IN short time il vas rumDred that ne had
made an assignment, which. upon invesn-
cation. proved 90 De the case. TINS makes
the seventh failure IN this place within
period Of about one wear
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

EAsr TAwAs. Mich. NOV. l2.-The Bos
cobel, in tow Of tug. last night ran ashore
st Sand Point. mistaking FISH light lor
Charity Island. A north rester prevails
and a large feet is At anchor here. The
crew has abandoned the propeller Oscods.
but She is still al right
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

LoEpoE, Hov. i2-The Government has
Holland and Belgium f0r the Joint manage
ment 81 their respective telegraph systems.
thus overcoming monopoly for many
vears enjoyed bv The suhnsrins COMPANY.
TIE plant 81 tie latter Company i taken
BY TIE new Government monopoly e. =
sun verF much iD eTosss of its value.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13
To Prosecute aratson for Murder.

CHICAGO, NOy. l2.-AttOr1cys Black and
Solomon. the anarchists counsel, announce
that they intend 10 prosecute ihe Sheriff for
murder. ar. &aisOn has no fears on the
result He Is worn Oul with the work OF
the week. and SAYS that he Is satisfied that
every thing was done decentiy aud IN order.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

Cmcleo, Nov. 12.-The case OF Mrs. Par
sons and Mary Holmes was called at the
Chicago Avenue Police Station this morn
ing for obstructing the streets. They were
not in the court and the case was dismissed
for want of prosecution.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

The ususI large gathering vas - tie
O-Wssh-ss-E -Eonf Cub lest evening The
HebnDsrss Who srs members of fbs Club.
er5tsrfs nd the gent evoen ~ b rn erjvv-
ssle conoert snd " J. Bere~f Ner Yorf
~~fyosn man. vbe vns iptrrdrred ~
Charles n Norris. sang several soiDs wbfch
we're hiesir sppree3sted.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

IosD9v. Nor. T. John L. @aHVs1 vent
% Birrni agbsza t9izY His progress rss
heral l6ef ST. s6~SDce xa1 - vas greeted -
rreraendoE croEds q ~ "a Tsr stations,
snroafs his reception T.srtss ihz = to Char
sster az Ovation.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13
rh. w.s.r Klrs wiz. SO san

NzT Tosx. Nov. Ii.-AlPhonso King
shs man Who wslks on water. crossed tie
g1vsr t,,isv frana Coentes S1D. Nes Nork.
70 south Fsrrv. Brooklyn. ard rsturuei Oh
his wsfer nicyels for wager ot $1,000
rs tirne u crossing from New YORK vas
t~entv-sTe minutes. ard tae return ocss1-
ni.6 liffrer minutes The s5cyrls is 5tiea
VITA saddles ter fsst long and poiutsd Al
"a end
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

Clara Louise Tske.s Brsbsnd ., EIkhsrs.
Indiana

EIxBseT. Ind, Nov. l2-Is has z aked
Gus lhat Clara Louise kellogg. the song
ssrak8s,.h here. Wednesday evening. Tie
ceremony wss REFORMED by l0csl clergy
man and every eiors made - keep TIE
STAIR Quiet. tne county officials even max
ing play AZ dense iznorsnCs wben sp-
proached on tae suhiect Of TIE license
izsua
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

Bs Remains IN Led AL Dzy Rather Thsr
Wesr Prison Carl.
DraIrK. nor. f2-Wiilisra q Brisn wore
his own clothes in Tnlismore Jail until
last nlgi8t. Ansr be bad gone 70 bed his
clothing was removed from the room and
rep.soe8 bv aD ordinary prison gsrb.
q O@Bnau. npon msking tbis discovery. 70
f1se - dress fhis morning and remained
iD bel a. day.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

We sfiB cell tbs bsst values n under
wear for isSies. gents aD3 children in ibs
cft~. NosEEs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

Cen. 7 g. Sherwood nf Toledo O is =
frisad Of nine WHO ls wall known ia this
CITY. Re ms refifed both frorn journalism
ard ronscs-.t lesst from active work
sna aevotes nost 81 as inis - bis pets
rs hsrses. cnce ia = rhile hs aslls n With
ere II ne iiterse. ard thsn his thouzats
s~-ll cn poetrF. TIE other day, whlie n
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

~ Louis, hs aad friend fell 70 discussing
that warm hearted alfscti0aels daughter u
p0esy. Ella Nhssisr Wilo.x. snd tas 6sn-
sral being challenged 70 produce somsIhing
of the Ella Wn~sler order. be did 20. Tie
Generals irisnd sends sls the poem. and
here goa have it i1st a. IS came trola Sasr-
wood pen.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

Prices cut Ia our crDekerv DEPARTMENT 70
roske Yo1ra f9r or immense s40cE - boij-
asv g0sls now tfrIvlDE- N9sso
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

Priosscut "a car crocksYv department ts
make room for oar n81lsose s19cs n hJh-
dsg goods nov arrivng AoRss=.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

Visit our silk Department ssr ssrssins.
M8akEs
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

-@=----a--~ 1>-
Prices reinoe3 in orr millinery depart
ment Hats tps and fancy fesihert ali
selling cheap. AoEsEs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

Nspkiz all Linen, soc, 69c, ssc, sl.0o and
81 > per dozen.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

Worxes
Good quality Turkey Red. Dsmssk 25 cents
per Fard.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

Tobboszsa ssPs lac snS sp~sci.
NoRsu
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

Bed arc HoTss D4akets cbssp -
Boksss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

WerAf's
sstins. all colors. . Genus, SILK Veiveis. IS
cents.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13
pluckY o,RRIEn.

Visit our shos department for bargains.
MoReEs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

Visit our Cios. Department
hoYsFs
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

Ladies' rBbbers DC Mems buckle srtics
81. Rubber bo0ss ti75 and 81
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

Ths E4ssa 1nee i8 suosy piilmes sss dres1
Wh.t- - ths Hh.test doves uus.Ailed breast
Falr a. sns glarilau ~ tar tapiLois
=aft a. ths swan alarse sad lofei{ ioNh
Ha lCnsle. t4 plating tongue na1 changed nm
4lif9
10 taoly olackn-ss ;ron The pafest Eaito.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

Visit our shoe department ior bargains.
Mlf.sFs
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Tic chloroformist. Of Paris.

These gentlemen may be justly con.
sidered as the aristocracy Of the criminal
class. They are mostly recruited from
the ranks of the best and most highly
educated classes of society, and their
favorite fields OF operation are the rail
way carriages and the hotels. Their
method Of procedure III case of the former
is as follows: They go to the .allway ter
minus of one of the long lines and wait
near the ticket office until they catch
sight of some traveller who, on opening
his pockctboOk to pay his fare, shows that
II is well stocked. The chloroformist
buys a ticket for the same destination,
takes a seat in the same compartment,
and, after getting into conversation, either
asks his victim to join him in lunch,
which he produces from well filled
basket, or offers him an excellent cigar.
Both the lunch and the cigar have been
carefully prepared with a strong mar
cote, and if either are accepted the I'M
lucky traveller is soon plunged into a
heavy stupor. The ChlorofOrmist then
opens a little vial. which he generally
keeps hidden inside his hat and places 1t
for few moments under the nostrils OF
the sleeper, gently applying to the mouth
at the same time a sheet of fine parch-
ment, having the shape of a carnival
mask, for the purpose of excluding the
fresh air.
The victim is thus quickly rendered
wholly insensible, and the thief Is able to
commence his operations in perfect safe
ty. He takes possession Of the pocket
book and empties it of all its contents ex-
cept few notes of small value, and then
replaces it in the pocket from which he
has taken it, leaving the victim S Jewelry
and coined money untouched Having
removed the parchment mask from the
face of the sleeper, he then leaves the
train at the next big station. The traveller
on awakening and finding himself alone
in the compartment instinctively looks to
see if his watch and chain and coined
money are all right, and on finding them
so does not usually take the trouble OF
investigating his pocketbOok, so that the
theft has a chance of remaining undis-
covered for several days. Frequently,
however, the victim does not awake at
all, but dies from the effects of the an
aesthetic. The authorities finding them
selves in the presence of a corpse which
does not present the slightest traces OF
violence, and with the money, papers and
iewelry apparently undisturbed, can only
attribute the death TO natural causes, and
as rule do not even insist on an autopsy.
New York World.
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IA. H. a.

A new event has been added to the
programme of the target practice Of the
Hawaiian Rife Association TO be held
on Saturday. 1t is as follows:
9. The Ashford Medal.-Valued at
s75. Conditions of the match: Open
to all members of the Honolulu Rifles ;
to become the property OF the marks
L. winning it three times ut regular
meetings Of the H. r. 4.
Distances: 200, 400 and 500 yards !;
10 rounds at each range. Any military
rifle under the rules; limited to one en-
try from each competitor. Entrance
fee. 81
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Personal.

Among the passengers to leave by the
Australia August ID will be Mrs. Thos.
Brown, Mrs. Won Pfister, Misses Mary
and Bertha Won Holt, and Master Kneas
Macintosh. Mrs. Brown and the
Misses Won Holt will remain on the
Coast, visiting Portland and other cities,
returning to their island home in Sep
TENDER. Mrs. Won Pfster will so direct
to England to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Chambre, who is well known in this
community. Master Eneas will accom-
pany her to the old country for the pur-
pose of completing his education at col
lege. To all we wish a very pleasant
voyage and safe return.
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PuNGENT PARAGRAPHS.

eff You want tew git at the cir
conference of a man examine him
among folks; but if you want tew git
at his aktual diameter measure him at
his fireside. Boston Commercial But3e-
tin.
An Irishman who had on very
ragged coat was asked of what stuff il
was made. "Bedad, I don't know"
said he; ''but think the most of it is
made of fresh air. "-BOSt0g Budget.
-Pedagogue-''W What is shepherd"
The class do not respond. P.-"Sup-
pose YOU are all lambs-tbat is. little
sheep-what am I?' Tommie-"The
biggest sheep. Boston Beacon.
Friend Ito Robinson)-'Tve just
heard that Mrs. Robinson met with
runaway accident this morning, but
didn't learn the particulars. Anybody
iniured?" Robinson (cheertully)-''No-
body but the fellow who ran away with
her. "-New York Sun.
IL tell you, Fanny, am bound to
succeed. l have the aptitude. 1t is
close attention to small things which
makes a man succeed" "Ah, indeed!
Well, that explains it" Explains
what, FannyP" why you pay so very
close attention to your mustaehe."
1t seems that alawyer is something
of carpenter. He can file bill, split
a hair. chop logic, dovetail an argu-
ment, make an entry, get up case,
frame an Indictment empanel jury,
put them in box, nail witness, ham,
mer q Judge, bore a court chisel
client and other like things.
"A scientist is responsible for the
statement that hair around the mouth
impairs the mental faculties. He says
all great orators, statesmen. ministers
and LAWYERS wear a smooth face. These
discoveries were probably made after
the scientist had used up half lifetime
in unsuccessful attempts TO raise mus
tache.-C Utica Observer.
Turning the Tables
All husband, 60 not scold your wife
And make her poor heart ache
Because she can't build pies Ike those
Your mother used 10 bake.
THAT Is unless you're quite prepared
To see the whole thing through,
And buy The sealskl1 sacque5 Just &c
Her father used - 20
-M5rct17zt ITGGet6T.
My dear, said Z street father
70 his daughter, who Is the gentleman
who has been so attentive 70 you Of
late?" 20. papa. he IS such 3 nice
gentleman, and he gets 5000 a year."
Great Scott, child. he must be a Cabi-
net Minister 20, no. he isn't, papa;
he IS the pitcher in baseball nine. -
Washington Post.
Experiments upon thirty-three Ger
man railroads have satisfactorily demon
strated the feasibility Of using the tele-
phone upon moving trains and especi-
ally where the traffic IS not TOO crowded
On heavier lines the telephone has not
proved sufficient for the purpose, and
has been used as an auxiliary to the
telegraph.-N 7. Herald
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SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY.

There are 1000 women "A Clncin-
natl who earn their living.
Scientists state that water once
contaminated BY sewage never becomes
purified by natural means.
1t has been discovered in France
that the fatty matter Of wool may be
transformed into a substance, which
has been named "ceroid,' having the
consistency and several properties of
wax-BostoH Budget
-Spectroscopic observations give
different composition for variable stars
at different periods, thus indicating
that the variability results from the
combustion Of different substances.
Flour barrels made from paper
pulp have been tested and approved by
the chief Inspector of the New York
produce exchange. They are light,
tight, seamless and strong, and the
pulp can be made from common marsh
weeds and grasses.-C Chicago Tribune.
The japanese. says lie Genie CtCiLe,
have invented a process Of making
paper with marine algae. This paper
is very strong and SO transparent that
it can be used in the place of glass. 1t
takes colors well and much resembles
the ancient stained glass.
Boston Is not one of the great loco
motive building centers of the country,
but nevertheless a single establishment
in this city has orders for forty-six iron
horses, which will soon be snorting
across Western prairies or through
Northern forests.-BoSt071 Transcript.
According TO Prof. Dufour, one Of
the proofs-a new one-of the roundness
of the earth consists in the reformation
of images produced on large surfaces of
calm water This may often be wit
messed on the Lake of Geneva, and in
the case Of ships some miles distant at
sea.-M T. Examiner.
The dam TO be built at Quaker
Bridge to supply New York with water
will be the greatest reservoir in the
world, as it is to hold 10000. 900, 600
gallons. 1t will furnish 100 gallons of
water daily to each person in city Of
over 3, 900, 900 inhabitants, and will put
back the project of drawing water from
Lake Champlain and the Adirondack
region for the next forty or fifty years.
The dam itself will probably cost $40
900, O0O.-N 0. Times Den1osr0t
-Sohneke states that the electricity
which is discharged during a thunder
storns is produced by the friction Of
water and ice. that is, that the ice Is
electrified by friction of water. just
before a thunderstorm water-clouds
(cumulD and ice-clouds (cirri. cirro8
rati) appear simultaneously in the sky
| The friction Of these particles Of ice
| and water is a sufficient cause OF the
electricity which is generated.-N z.
| Independent.
If the condensed breath collected
on the cool window-panes Of a room
where a number Of persons have been
! assembled be burned, a smell OF singeo
! hair will show the presence of organic
| matter; and, if the condensed breath
be allowed to remain on the windows
for few days, it will be found on ex-
animation by microscope, that it /:
alive with animalculae. 1t ia the In
halation of air containing such putres
| cent matter which causes half the sicA
headaches which might be avoided by {
circulation of fresh air. -PhiIddetphtc
! BgIlLpti1
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II is reported that the entire lower
portion of Center county, p, is at present
plagued by most extraordinary vista
tor of snaiIs or garden slugs. They
come from their hiding places in crevices,
under board walks, stones, etc, only at
night, and they cover the roads and
walki by the million. In Penn's Valley
and Bloomfield and the surrounding
country they have eaten every growing
thing in their path. Some gardens have
been entirely destroyed.
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Rsn,ni SrhnoI.

The examinations at the Royal School
commence at 9 o'clock this morning.
At II 80 the closing exercises will com
mence under the direction OF Rev Alex.
Macintosh. Principal. All parents and
friends Of the school are invited to at
tend. The following is the programme:
Onenine Chorus" Rowing Song" School
Muslc-'The Mermaid Evening song,
Music-"Music on the Waves" school
Dialogue William Tel" Knowles
William Tell-Chas. Akau,
Gessler-Wm. kino.
Sarnem-Duke
Bov-Eneas X. Macintosh.
Recitation" Address of Sergeant Buz,,
Kelekoma Haul.
Recitation-"The Bonded Bow" ....
................. Felicia Romans
Napela Harrison.
Recitation-"The Vagabonds" .-.,...,
~,'............ .-... j. T. Trowbridge
j. 5. Kalakiela.
Recitatior-'TheF Frightened Traveller
William Kino.
Recitation-"The Country PedagQgqe'
Chas Akau.
Rpcitation-"D DANIEL versus DishcIout"
George Rosa.
Recitation Hezekiah Bedotte" .Witcher
J. 5. Kalakiela.
Dialogue-"The English Traveller,
.,,................. .:........ +, d.
Landlord-George kipa.
Traveer-Napela.
Dialogue-"The Female Exquisiteesn
CHARACTERS:
Mrs. Kersey, mOther-Geo. Rosa.
Becky, her daughter-D. kamakauahoa
KATY, her niece S. kalakiela.
Madge, servant girl--Eneas r. Mackin-
tosh.
Music-''The Beautiful Silver Sea- School
Music" Buy Ny Flowers" go. School
Music" Sailing by the Lowlands" School
Distribution of Prizes.
Hawaii Ponoi"
School Drill.
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The Ladies of Lima.

The ladies of Lima are all eyes. They
have the reputation of being, as a class,
the most beautiful in the world, and
meeting them on the way to mass in the
morning or shopping later in the day
one can see how they obtained it; but
knowing them in their homes the opinion
changes, and you conclude, after calm
reflection, that they are not so pretty as
the women of New York. 1t is the
manta which they wear in such g
coquettish way that gives them their
reputation for beauty, for it conceals
every feature except their hewitching
eyes and lovely olive complexion. No
matter how ugly her mouth or her nose
IS; no matter how high her cheek bone
or large her ears; no matter whether she
Is as scrawnv as a scarecrow or SIS bald
rs a bar. a manta viii make any woman
with pretty eyes look handsome, and,
like charity, it covers g multitude Of sins.
This garment, which IS peculiar 70 Peru,
and Is worn by ladies of all ages and
social positions. from the presidents wife
10 the laundress who comes after your
linen, is q sort Of foster sister TO the
mantilIa Of spain 1t Is usually Of crepe
from China, and costs anywhere from
so to $500, according to its quality
Buenos AyreS Herald.
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POHUKAINA SCHOOL.
and Closing EKer'
eGSeS.

The examinations at the Pohukaina
Girls School commenced on Monday
morning and we're concluded yesterday.
The school maintains It's usual standard
OF excellence. The work oil the past
year is very creditable to the principal,
Miss Corney, and her assistants, Misses
Luce and Dudoit.
On Monday the pupils first went
through a breathing exercise. This was
followed by readings, recitations and bo-
tanical exercises.
Calisthenic exercises by the primary
and second classes were first in order
on Tuesday, after which followed geog-
raphy, with maps, recitations, natural
philosophy and astronomy.
Yesterday the attendance to witness
the closing exercises was very large
indeed. The pupils were all neatly at
tired in white, with red sashes. On the
walls of the school-room were number
of pencil drawings, which had been ex-
ecuted by some Of the older pupils. The
calisthenic and wand exercises were ex-
ceedngly interesting and well done.
This is an important feature in this
school. The arithmetic examples on the
blackboard were correct in nearly every
instance. Several capital Rotations
were given, and the singing OF the school,
under the direction Of Mr.. Henry Berger,
was exceedingly good. A dialogue,
''Blue Beard brought the proceedings
to a close.
In looking over the copy books it was
very evident that great pains had been
taken with the pupils. Some OF the
writing was above the average. Miss
Corney may be congratulated upon the
creditable display OF her pupils.
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A rnrtrIsttc ChnIIemge.

So Tom Chaple is in town, and wants
to fight any man at l45 pounds with bare
knuckles or skin gloves Tor stake OF
5000. under London prize ring rules.
Here is a chance for some of our would
he pugilists to take Tom up and prove to
him that he is laboring under delusion
when he attempts to issue such a sweep
ing challenge. Tom is an Englishman,
but there is a Welsh-man in town who
could give Tom all the fight he wants.
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Reception on the Adams.

Yesterday afternoon the fourth weekly
reception was held on board the L. ;. ;.
Adams. Commander Kempf and his
officers entertained a large number OF IN
vited guests in a very agreeable manner.
His Majesty the King, attended by the
Hon. Antoine Rosa, Vice Chamberlain,
was present. Dancing was INDUCED in
10 the strains OF a detachment OF the
ROYAL Hawaiian Band. 4 pleasant alter
noon was spent on board by all
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the possession Of the horse with - 20
costs A motion for non-suit by De
PENDANT was overruled. The defendant
noted an appeal.
\. 3. Emerson vs.. James +. Noble
assumpsit for SIS 90, bill for medical
services. Judgment for the plaintiff for
the amount claimed with SIS 90 interest
and S13 % costs. Total, $II7 -.
One case was settled out OF Court and
four others were continued
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NInrshRI'A Sale.

At noon to-day, in front Of the Police
Station building, the Marshal OF the
Kingdom will sell all the right, title and
interest of B. Kalilimoku in certain prop
erty, full particulars OF which will be
found in another column. The sale is by
virtue OF a writ of execution issued out
of the Supreme Court against kalilomo-
ku in favor of A. J. Cartwright, trustee
of the estate of Z. w. Holt, for the sum
of 1898 O5.